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CSV Import2+morph

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Last edited Jan 10, 2020

Created on Jan 10, 2020

A D3.js CSV import feeds yearly numerical data into a WebGL morph target animation built with Three.js. The scene shows an animated sphere that continuously rotates and morphs between two shapes while orbiting with user-controllable camera via OrbitControls. The data.js file parses the two-column dataset using `d3.csv`, logging selected values to the console. Meanwhile, the Three.js script loads a GLTF model with morph targets and animates its influences over time, with point sprites attached to the geometry. This combines static data loading with dynamic, real-time 3D rendering.

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